Iceberg said:Out of that list the only ones that look like they belong are Fielder, Ortiz and Bautista
What about the guy leading the NL in HRs? Matt Kemp
What about Adrian Gonzalez?
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Iceberg said:Out of that list the only ones that look like they belong are Fielder, Ortiz and Bautista
What about the guy leading the NL in HRs? Matt Kemp
What about Adrian Gonzalez?
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SandraC said:No Texeira or CC on the all-star team...Sweet!!!
Get some rest, boys.
Now if we can only get Cano to drop out of the home run contest. Don't want him to turn into David Wright.
Sandra
I don't disagree, but I would not be surprised if one of these guys wins itI will give you those guys, but the 3 below are NOT home run hitters...
Ricky Weeks - MIL
Matt Holliday - STL
Robinson Cano - NYY
I don't disagree, but I would not be surprised if one of these guys wins it
If you look at Cano and Wright swings, they are completely different. Cano is a gap/line drive hitter that happens to have power....Wright has a power hitters swing that does not have as much power as it looks.
What about the guy leading the NL in HRs? Matt Kemp
Which is why he probably will not win the NL MVP even though he should be the winner at this point. Did you guys not see the stats I posted about him a couple of days ago? http://www.satelliteguys.us/sports-section/259198-mlb-2011-all*star-game-poll.html#post2568886
First and second in many. Nobody, not a single person, is up with him in all categories. The HR hitters close to him, like Fielder, are nowhere near him in stolen bases and average. The average hitters, like Reyes, and the stolen base leaders, are nowhere near him in HRs, RBIs, and OPS. Seriously, he is the whole package and leading or near the top in all offensive categories (average, speed, power, runs, ex)He's third or fourth in all catagories, yes, he's haveing a great year but there are others right there as well.
If you look as a whole both AL and NL, he's up there, but not nessasarilly better than any of the others up there.
If you look at Cano and Wright swings, they are completely different. Cano is a gap/line drive hitter that happens to have power....Wright has a power hitters swing that does not have as much power as it looks.
My Reds have Votta, Phillips, and Bruce in the game. Go reds!!
DodgerKing said:First and second in many. Nobody, not a single person, is up with him in all categories. The HR hitters close to him, like Fielder, are nowhere near him in stolen bases and average. The average hitters, like Reyes, and the stolen base leaders, are nowhere near him in HRs, RBIs, and OPS. Seriously, he is the whole package and leading or near the top in all offensive categories (average, speed, power, runs, ex)
If the season ended today, Kemp should be the MVP. It will probably be Fielder, because his team is at the top while Kemp's team is at the bottom.
So he isn't valuable because the rest of the team sucks?How valuable can he be, they are in last place. I bet they could be there without him.
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First and second in many. Nobody, not a single person, is up with him in all categories. The HR hitters close to him, like Fielder, are nowhere near him in stolen bases and average. The average hitters, like Reyes, and the stolen base leaders, are nowhere near him in HRs, RBIs, and OPS. Seriously, he is the whole package and leading or near the top in all offensive categories (average, speed, power, runs, ex)
If the season ended today, Kemp should be the MVP. It will probably be Fielder, because his team is at the top while Kemp's team is at the bottom.
Jimbo said:I was thinking overall, both leagues ...
I would take Adrian Gonzalez or Miguel Cabrera first, but thats not a slight, just my opinion.